Post by Z on May 6, 2016 3:09:24 GMT
A while back, Amiibo Dan posted a video highlighting a method of fixing an Amiibo's poor behavior:
(TLDW: Teaming up with your Amiibo against a lv1 CPU DK can help it learn to play better.)
I had a serious problem before entering Cujo into AmiiboMania 2- Dog kept spamming his Fair, and that's never a good thing for an Amiibo to do. So I used Dan's method and gave the pooch a very quick refresher course in Stop Being So Goddamn Retarded 101. After a couple of matches he was playing much better. I decided to take it one step further by teaming up with Cujo against a few of my other Amiibo so he could learn better ways to approach potential opponents. A few matches against Bowser & Ganon taught my Duck Hunt Duo well enough for him to reach the semifinals.
I'm dubbing this 'The Senpai Method', since your goal is to be so awesome that your Amiibo tries to impress you through imitation.
(TLDW: Teaming up with your Amiibo against a lv1 CPU DK can help it learn to play better.)
I had a serious problem before entering Cujo into AmiiboMania 2- Dog kept spamming his Fair, and that's never a good thing for an Amiibo to do. So I used Dan's method and gave the pooch a very quick refresher course in Stop Being So Goddamn Retarded 101. After a couple of matches he was playing much better. I decided to take it one step further by teaming up with Cujo against a few of my other Amiibo so he could learn better ways to approach potential opponents. A few matches against Bowser & Ganon taught my Duck Hunt Duo well enough for him to reach the semifinals.
I'm dubbing this 'The Senpai Method', since your goal is to be so awesome that your Amiibo tries to impress you through imitation.
